I have a Kibana page which takes about 7-10 seconds to load. Benchmarking same page shows ~1s to complete the request ``` $ ab -n 10 "http://kibana/app/discover#/view/15a67850-6921-11ea-8308-058e42e28132" ``` and the exact same query to elastic takes about 1s to complete as well. ``` $ ab -n 20 -p same-query.json -T application/json "http://kibana:9200/logstash*/_search" ``` It's just 2 simple `match` filters within a request to `logstash*` index. Taking into account benchmarking above I don't think the the issue related to Elasticsearch/Logstash but rather to Kibana itself. So my questions are: - Is the a way to tune/optimize performance for Kibana (page loading time)? - In case I move Kibana UI to separate instance will that give any benefits to performance? (currently it's ELK stack on the one instance 8 vcpus, 16 GiB memory) - How can I additionally narrow down the exact reason of this slow performance?

Logs are scattered across pod stdout, server files, and various services. There is no central place to search logs across services or correlate events across a distributed system.